r/Watford_FC • • 43m ago

I don't think changing the manager again automatically fixes everything

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Dionisi is under pressure after the recent results, and it's difficult to argue that performances have been good enough. But we've seen Watford go through managers at a ridiculous rate over the years, and the same problems keep coming back. If the club decides to make another change, what would actually need to be different this time for it to work?


r/Watford_FC • • 20h ago

Watford Women vs Leicester City Women – 17th October 2026 (£6)

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Hi everyone! I’ve got a ticket for the Watford Women vs Leicester City Women League Cup game on Saturday 17 October 3pm, but unfortunately I can’t make it anymore.

Bee Army Stand F

I’m happy to let it go for £6. If anyone’s interested, feel free to message me and I can share the details.


r/Watford_FC • • 21h ago

Alessio Dionisi needs to find answers quickly

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I'm not expecting a manager in his first season to fix everything overnight, especially with injuries and players working their way back to full fitness. But these results are becoming impossible to ignore. A 4-0 defeat to Burnley followed by a 5-1 loss at Cardiff is nowhere near good enough, and now Charlton are coming to Vicarage Road. We need more than explanations, we need to see actual improvement on the pitch.